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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1909
Page
6
Johnson Bros Co advertises substantial savings on fabrics with prices ranging 50c to 2.00 per yard. The notice touts quality and honest value and suggests making garments at home or under personal direction, highlighting an extra match in your neighbor’s wardrobe as an eliminable element.
The fashion feature touts copying the latest fall gowns at home with perfect fit and tailoring. It highlights materials, pleated skirts, solid colors and mixtures, modern style, and a fit guarantee to persuade readers to shop or sew at home.
A local shop advertises a large sale on shirts with many styles and colors. The notice mentions a wide selection and affordable prices, inviting customers to explore the assortment and find a fit that fits their taste.
The Roy Comision on Tuberculosis met in Montreal to organize a study of tuberculosis conditions in the city and other large centers. It will review current laws and advise the government on needed legislative action to combat the disease.
The Kiesta of Pallas Fall Carnival begins in Kansas City Missouri with thousands of visitors from Missouri Kansas Nebraska Town Oklahoma and other states invited to enjoy a grand electrical pageant Priests of Pallas ball motor flower parade and a series of operatic performances through the week.
Festivities include J. Ogden Armour, multi millionaire and head of the Armour packing plant in Chicago, rumored to become vice president of National City Bank in New York. The report highlights Chicago men expanding influence in major New York financial affairs, noting Frank A. Vanderlip of Standard Oil Bank as president.
Three men declare for sheriff of Calhoun County in the Democratic primary. John T. Rowland William Be Parker and T Brooks pledge to uphold duties and seek voter support across the county.
D Z Goodlet declares his candidacy for the party in what appears to be a formal political announcement. The message emphasizes a personal bid and party alignment without detailing platform specifics.
Harry Whitney, trusted with Dr. Frederick A. Cook’s original notes and instruments, is arriving in New York as a key witness for Cook in the Cook Peary pole claim controversy. Whitney is a noted traveler and sportsman famed for fair play and is believed to bolster Cook’s case against Peary.
J. D. Henry declares his bid for sheriff of Calhoun County subject to Democratic party action. He pledges to discharge duties faithfully and competently, serving the best interests of the entire public and solicits every citizen's support.
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